The total seizure burden (p = 0.003, Kruskal-Wallis test) and maximum hourly seizure burden (p = 0.007, Kruskal-Wallis test) were both significantly associated with outcome so that the deceased neonates and those who developed epilepsy had a higher total seizure burden and maximum hourly seizure burden than those with a favorable outcome. B RESULTS: b The statistical tests indicated that graph metrics derived from different FCMs for pre-seizure and seizure segments significantly differed for both EEG montages (p < 0.001), with global efficiency having the largest variations between pre-seizure and seizure segments for both montages and all functional networks, and mean clustering coefficient having the smallest differences (Fig. These data support the use of screening cvEEG to detect seizures in preterm infants with ICH, as about one-third of high-risk preterm neonates with encephalopathy/abnormal imaging had EEG-seizures despite a lack of clinically-suspected seizures. Feeding during therapeutic hypothermia is safe and may improve outcomes in newborns with peri... B Alburaki W b SP a,b sp , Scringer-Wilkes M SP c sp , Dawoud F SP c sp , Oliver N SP c sp , Lind J SP c sp , Zein H SP c,d sp , Leijser L SP c,d sp , Esser M SP c,d sp , Mohammad K SP c,d sp I SP a sp Horizon Health Network, Saint John, Canada i I SP b sp Dalhousie and Memorial Universities, Saint John, Canada i I SP c sp Alberta Health Services, Calgary, Canada i I SP d sp University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada i B OBJECTIVE: b We assessed the impact of early enteral feeding introduction during therapeutic hypothermia on time to reach full enteral feeding (FEF) and other feeding related outcomes in infants born at =35 weeks gestational age and diagnosed with moderate to severe Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy. [Extracted from the article]